Principles and Proofs: Aristotle's Theory of Demonstrative Science [Book Review]

Philosophical Review 103 (2):365-367 (1994)
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0691073635   9781400887163

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10.2307/2185748

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V. The Subordinate Sciences

IV. The Subject Genus

III. The Kinds of Principles

II. The Approach to the Principles

I. The Motivation for the Theory of Demonstration

Introduction

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VI. Axioms or Common Principles

VII. Definitions, I: The Per Se

VIII. Scientific Essences

IX. Definitions, II: Form and Content

X. Existence Claims

XI. Aristotle’s Principles and Greek Mathematics

XII. Aristotle’s Demonstrations and Euclid’s Elements

XIII. The Varieties of Demonstration, I: Universal Subject-Attribute Demonstrations

XIV. The Varieties of Demonstration, II: Application Arguments

XV. The Varieties of Demonstration, III: Demonstrations of Existence

XVI. Demonstration of Essence: Another Form of Scientific Proof?

XVII. Scientific Explanation

XVIII. Our Knowledge of the Principles

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